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EVERYTHING Goes.

THE CELEBRATIONS AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND KILLRAIN WILL FIGHT.
For the accommodation of those who want to
avail themselves of the freedom of action SO
generously expressed by Shelpyviles promise,
that every thing goes at their great Fourth of
July celebration, the Big Four will. In addition
TO their regular trains leaving Indianapolis 340.
410 and 1873 A: NJ. run two special trains. leav-
ing Indianapolis A. NJ. and l P NJ. Returning
trains will leave Shelby vile 80 p. NJ, $3.50 P.
NJ 1920 P. NJ. and II P. NJ Fare Tor the round
trip only 80 cents. Tickets on sale Big Four Of
fee corner Washington and 4ieridian streets,
aud Union Depot j. d. MARTIN,
District Passenger Agent.
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that part of the record giving the custody OF the
children to the sheriff vacated. Judge Howe
heard the attorneys argument anu then promptly
overruled the motion. The attorney talked about
dismssinG the habeas corpus case altogether.
but when told by the judge that such course
would restore the children to the defendant,
Anna E. Miller, he decided to let the complaint
stand. Bernnam-r, however. docs not get the
children will he unless the case pending in
the Circuit Court for his removal ends in his
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-03
ORANGES. bananas figs. dates. Schaffner's-
Straw Hats2
At "Seaton's Hat Store" 25 North Penn. street.
"Pay as You Go" LifaInsurance.

The attention of the public is called to the ad-
vertisement on the twelfth page of this Issue of
the Journal, giving the prices of life insurance
in the Providence Savings Life Assurance So
clety of New York, as compared with the prices
charged in the level premium and more expensive
companies A number of the most prominent
actuaries in America have Endorsed the plans OF
this company, and il has among its policy
holders a number of the most prominent insur-
ance men, bankers. attorneys and business men
in the State. as well as in the United States.
All they ask 10 an examination of their plans
and an examination of the fn aucial standing Of
the company.
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French Lick and West Baden Springs

Are most easily reached by the Bee-line railway.
Train leaving al 1155 A. NJ. reaches the Springs
at 8:25 p. NJ. Returning leaves the SPRINGS at
7:2O A. NJ: arrive at Indianapolis at $40 P. NJ.
Round-t trip tickets at rate of So 50 can be OBJ
obtained at the Bee-line ticket Office. No.
Bates House. 1884 South Illinois street and
Union Depot. Ask for tickets by the "Bee-
line" and take no other. T. G. PECK, District
Passenger Agent
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"We took it out riding in its carriage and it
weEt to sleep. 1t caught cold while We were
carrying it from the carriage back into the
house" The Holman Adjustable Baby Car
age be detached fro-.the wheels and car
ried in the house without disturbing the baby.
See advertise and send for catalogue, 27o
Wabash avenue, Chicago. I'LL.
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WHEN the gas wells are turned on at Anderson
on the Fourth. the noise be heard for ten
miles, and windows will shake distance of two
miles. They will be turned on in full force on
the Fourth
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FIRST CLASS cabinet photos So per dozen.
New York Gallery No 394 East Washington
street Bring babies in forenoon.
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New Hotel at Broad Ripple.

Messenger yesterday sent three wagon loads
of furniture to Broad Ripple to furnish the new
hotel recently erected there. The new hosiery
is to be opened in patriotic style tomorrow, and
big time is anticipated.
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FROM Anderson-Everybody is invited to como
to Anderson on the Fourth and enjoy them
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The BABY Is "All Stopped Up.D

THIRTY million cubic feet of natural gas will
be used in the display at Anderson on the Fourth.
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THE latest things in parlor goods at VIM. L.
Elders
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FRESH oysters fruits. etc. schaffnerA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
q. m. FOSTER a 60. :. Paiisve.

New YoRK, September 2i.-In d.
cember, 1885, the q IN OF y. NJ. Foster
& %, for number Of years dealers
liz mp rted plushe', furniture cover,
etc, made an assignment to Frank II.
Burnsp. The liabilities Of the firm
we're about 81, 900 600, and tho SEIZED
ule che Wa Aissts amounting 20 n7b.
600. Creditors we're preferred 10 the
extent OF t200.OO0 hitfr tho assign.
ment A. 4 3. Henry, OF Birmingham
ENGLAND, secured judgment sgliDsl
Il Q assigned firm for about sl00, 000
and brought an sction 10 set aside the
assignment on the ground Of fraud
The court today gave decision setiif :
the assignment aside a. fraudulent
and void, and ordered that receiver
be appointed with reference 10 the nc
counts OF the assignee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

and a ioir count, Memphis would vote
for prohibitiou-bat he dtspsird OF
any tuch thing. Whv should not
prohibitionists OF that city zee that q
free ballot aud fair count u the order
OF the dav on the Goth. Il ghty lsT-
ysrs OF Mamphie, all the white minis
teis CT the gospel, save one; oil OF ire
colored preachers there and many oil
the leading business men are In favor
OF the amendment. Why, then, with
all these II fiuencie, cannot free bal
lot and q fair connt be had In Mem.
phis? Unless this unfortunate state
OF stiairs is peacesbly removed, there
will some time in the future be an
outbreak in the metropolis OF Tonnes
see that will cause its streets to ,uu
with the blood OF its best citizens. The
better class OF citiEans-Republican
and Democratic--and Re business
interest OF the place de.
msnd sn immediate reformation
In this matter. The pnrity OF the
ballot bcr 10 the hone ard protection
Of free people. The most Sublime
act Of patriotism was when Curtius
lespt, In full amor and mounted on
horse, into the char that opened In
the Roman forum, as the soothtayeis
had predicted some terrible calamity
unless the bsst wealth Of Rome we're
cast into II. Exclaimirg, "Rome has
no better riches than coursge ard
arms" he rode CALAMITY into the
chssm. which Immediately closed over
him A chaem l, now open In front
OF the ballot box In Memphis, and,
unless It closes of Its own volitiop,
come bripht morning will zee the
streets swsrmir q with Cnrtinssr, ready
and willing to die for q free ballo. aud
a fair connt,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
BRITISH gAUL.
Tho Demands of Indemnify From
yentsaeIa for the. Detentien
of Two kehooners.

NEw YoRE, September 24-The
sailing Of the Eogish man OF war Py.
ladies' from Trinidad 10 la Guayra to
demand indemnity from the govern
ment OF vsntElels fer the detention
Of II G schooners Josephine aud Hen.
rielte would seem 10 point 10 an active
policy on the part OF Great Britain In
her dispute With the South American
republic.
senior De Silva, the Consul General
Of Ven, E1ela in this city, said: THE
so rchoonerB mentioned have b3en
detained for noncompliance with the
customs regulations, aud they were
ee'z,d lust as vessel which did rot
comply with the regulations 81 this
government might Rave been takep,
In my opinion, II 10 merely an attempt
Of the Tory Ministry 10 Engand 10 inn
itate Mr. Glads,oDo's Egyptian wsr.
They hsve got themse yes into 90
much trouble In Ireland tina, they
hope IN cover II up by q vigorous pol.
lev In Veutxnela. But what We look
Cor is the interference Of the Unitgd
States. Tho question bias been before
your state Department for some time
now, and II 10 really q serious one.
The lerritofy which England has AZ.
snmed control II Ia larger than Brit
ish Guinea, sud II is territory which
Lord Granville hes aeknow edged be-
longed 10 VeneEnela. Ttey btve
taken the island Of Barima, when 10
at the mouth Of the Odnoco, and they
permit the entrance % goods from
English colonies free of duty. They
levy taxes upon the people, aud act In
all matters ~ the rulers a tbs com.
tiY. The real gist Of this mat ~ !, the
control o. the Odnoco river. Its con.
troll meiusnn enormous Influence upon
the South American republic, AID a.
" nnence tuoh as the United States
should have c2ufe 10 dislike exceed
ingly As far a. wfr goes, the En-
elith could, OF course, blockade the
ventE1slan ports II the United Slate
would allow them 10 do 10. II they
attempted TO invade the country II u
prrblble that their troop would diI
OF like sheep In the levers OF thu
coast line, the terra caliente. How
ever, before matters got 10 that point
i supposs ths United States would Ia
teffere."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
''ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured wIthcu,
Fallure In a single Instance.

"A remedy for 6HiLIs and TEvRR, II
contains no Quinine or mineral Of any kind,
but 10 composed Of harmless herbsi and 10
perfect blood purifier. y Gan DO sdmini;; 4.
not apurrAtiye, but Is an excellent apetiser,
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several s sSudrsa uadcr eight years Of ago.
iyncSburs, Va, Nov. .. lsss-Ms,sr,.
Lewis A Bennett Four Of my children, be-
tween the ages Of Ave and tan years, to-
had chi |, and fever for several months, dur,
ins which time the usual remedy, Quinine'
was administered without beneficial results.
After hearing Of tho wonderful cures aecom'
pii,hed By your invaluable remedy, "Robo.
Il. ,ir " ever had a single chill alter com.
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9lenland, Pittsylvania county, Va, Octo-
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was administered without beneht. AL OF
them were promptly and onectuslly cured BY
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
nine bad chill alter eommsnoips " use
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-, lssS.-Messrs. Lows A pennetti Several
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chills and foyer. We dispensed with the
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"Roboro," which resulted In q thorough
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a. to our reliability and responsibility ",
refer b. permission 70 tho fellowinE sub,tan-
| tial business men Of IL nehbuIg.. whore both
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resided for the last twelve years; ". '.
Manson, IT,, Mayor OF lynchhurgi d "
Iyey, cashier Peoples National Batt, ~
len W. Iallsy, cashier First Nltions .nnki
| ChA. W. Price, Commlssion,r 4 me
John 7. Bavardi. president Coo" Nsso.
| citation.
IN You cannot procure "Roboro" nj
druggists, remit rs t2-5O and We ~ ar
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LEWIS 4 BENNETT,
| Manufacturer. Lynohburg, We
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PACIFIC COMMISSION.
II Borrows M0Lcy to Pay Hotel
Bills.
Mr.. Littler Acknowledge This Very
CIevtrly-Session Adjourned
TIL Wednesday.

NEW YopK, September A.-In the
Tribune this morning was commu.
n'cAtion to the effect that after inves.
tigatlng the Central Pacific railroad at
San Francisco, the United States Pa.
cific Railroad Commission had bor-
rowed money Of the invt stigated com.
pany to pay iIs hotel bill and get out
Of town. The writer Of the ccmmuni
cation thought the story should be
denied. at can't be denied" said
Commissioner Litter, at this morn.
ing's session Of the commission, "be.
cause II is true. We did borrow $4,000
from the Gen raj Pacific for tina, pur
pose. We thought that nobody was
more beholden to the 10 sernment
than this read. Within an hour
Of or We had borrowed the money We
received notice from tbs Secretary Of
the Treasury that money had been
placed to our credit, and we paid the
loan the next morning."
Isaac O. Gates, the clerk oil O. p.
Huntington, who signed many Of his
vouchers and made mSny OF the pay
ments on which they we're based,
came before the commission and
asked 10 be excused until he could
communicate with Mr.. Cohen, coun.
sci for the Central Pacific. Mr.. Gates's
examination was postponed until
Wednesday next.
A letter was read from Coneressma n
John M. Kasson, Of lows, objoCting TO
the reported language Of one Of the
Huntington letters in which he (Kas
sop) 10 spoken OF as an liable fellow on
WHOM we never lost any money" He
said that he never cav the letter re.
ported that wsy before, and deeired
tho commission TO probe the matter
to the bottom 10 ascertain II he bad
ever been paid anything by tho Cen.
trail Pacific Company or Mr.. Hunting
ton, or whether either OF these parties
had ever loaned him any money.
The commission placed the letter on
record, together with the statement
that there WAS nothing before the
commission 10 rsiee the implication OF
suggestion that Mr.. Kasson had ever
received any money on account OF the
Central Pacific road or for any other
plrpose. A letter was directed 10 him
20 this effect.
Mr.. Gates not being ready to testify
and two other witnesses not beiDI
found by the sergeant alarms, theri
Was DO public business before thu
commission. Charles Ffsncis Adams
will testify on WedI escay at 10 o'clocl
a. IN, aud q was to that time that tn,
commission ID Iurned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Will He Held To-day NJ the varisss
Churches nj the Hours Named.

Salem Baptist Cksrch. -Carolina street. The
Rev. Il. W. Williams, pastor.
Central Methodist CAvrch. Union street
Preaching at II 4. m. and SPIN.
Siranpers' Chsr1 ONION street. Services
At II an. aud 7;t5 PEN, N. N. Lens,
pastor.
Church Of the Good SAspAerd. Min
and Fourth streets, Chelsea. Lay services
at ii am.
.Sp;riiuoliii kee,ips at Land and Labor
Hall. No. 22l Second street, at SPIN. Sun
day afternoon.
Imua.ue ChsrcA.-Ns. "a Third street. be-
am. and at SPIN.
Vance Street ClrisiiaH Churcl. ID. r. Will
kins, pastor. Services al ii q m. and y. m.
All are cordially invited.
Iira Baptist-Second street. corner Adams.
Preaching al ii nm. and 7:b Pm. BY the
Rev. u. A. Vsnable pastor.
Evangelical Luiheran TRINITY Church Ter
mani. = Washington street, between Third
and Fourth. Service at 1890 am.
IirH MeiAodisi, Corner Second and Pop
ar streets. Services az II an, and ! 10 pm.
by the Rev. Il. II. Mahon, DID,, pattos.
Second PrssbvieriaA ChureA. Corner Main
rev. j. W. Pratt, DID. Ne nitht service.
Grae, UureA. corner Vance and Lauder.
dale Service at and II AIN, and 8 pm.
by the Rev. George Patterten, DID. rector
Avery Chapei, A. N. a, HrcA.-DesotC
street, near Beale. Preaching at 1890 an,
and i:0 pm. By tho Rev. Geo. Dardit
pastor.
firr Pre.6yter,a.. Corner Of Third and
Poplar streste. Services Al II am. and n
sp.m, by the PASTOR The Rev. Eager Z
Daniel.
Cumberland Presbyterian CAsreA.-Cour,
street. Service At II am, 0ospel temIsr.
an,e meeting ats Pm. Addreft BY Geo. W.
Balm, Eq.
R,rna.do Street h,ih.d;a CLsrcL Corner
Linden and fernando streets. Pres. hins
at ii I'm. and pm. by the Rev. J. N.
| spence, puttr.
CAsl.sa Qss'be.iaAd .Pre.byieriaa Gl~sl. -
/ Corner OF Fourth and Looney streets. Ser
vices al l0a.m. and sIla pm. Rev. ID. T
Wayniek, pastor.
Calvary CAurck, -Corner Of Second an,
Adams streets. Tho Rev. 3. Durford, on
ciating. Services at ii AIN. and ct PIN
Strangers welcome.
fkvd Pre,b,ier,aH CA.rcA. Chelsea. nsrti
end Main street. Services At II am. ana
1850 pm. by the Rev. L. n. Rishardssn
pastor. Seats Tree.
Mulberry streets. Services a. ,OiD an
No evening SERVES. Rsv. J. d. Brisoy
pastor. All seats ffes.
Lauderdai, Street. Presbyterian. LlsrsA.-
Corner BeAle and Laudersale streets
| Preaching al II an. aud $50 y. m. BY IN,
Rev. 3, v. Caldwell, pas~or.
Alabaaa Street Presbyier,aH CAsroA. Cor
ner Of Alabama street and Jones avenue
| Services Al III a.m. and at r.a' By th'
Rev James l. Martin, ID, pasisr.
C,nirai BAPTIST ChurcA.-Sscond street. nsAi
Bealo. Preaching II II an. and 1855 IN
/ by the Rev. W. II. smith, Of Louigtil o
Ky. NiGht service In ba ement All teAt
/ tree.
gsors,a Mred kstAodisi. -Cornsr Of Ten
ncsfee and GeorEia streets. Regular fefvis'
aud 7i8Opm. Laying Of eorntr stone Of NV
Methodist ehutol, NJ. Pickofing, Al ~ m
| Public invited
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
Order of linn aeulatns.

A, special or called meeting Of the
Independent Order OF Immaculstes, al
their ball, 10 response TO an invitation
from The committee on reception oil
President Grover O!evelaBd's visit To
Memphis, the several lodges In joint
meeting received the invitation. A
motion was made and carried TO turn
out In full force on the day sppoiu'el 4.
Bluff CITY, No. 2, and Mt. Arara,, No.
8, commanderies knight OF 0dent, de.
cided 10 attend In full Uniform. and
the folloxing Reception COMMITTEES
was appointed: 4. NJ. Holland, b
X. Sampson, Dr.. A. S. j. Burchelt, y
]. Thomas, I. L West, Howard Chee
team, T.. Walker, T. J. Lone, A.
NJ sabr, q. W. Payne, II. F. Echols.
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mr.. MN ana mis- Thistle.

NKw YoRK, September "a Mr..
Bell, the owner Of this yacht Thistle,
stated todhy that there was nothing
more TO say about the excess In the
Thi6tle's water line measurement.
"why," said be, "ihe ballss. could
have been thrown out before sho was
mta, ufed, and she could have been
rehallasted. Then ~ could have
called fIr another measurement alter
the race, but we desire 10 be lair IN
eyery respect. We have her as nearly
a. possible In the condition in which
lhe rallied on the other eide. She has
more ballast than on the way over,
because we dispatched some 10 make
room for the extra stores repaired foi
the voyage. There 10 really no trouble
about the matter whatever"
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RESIDENTS RECEPTION,
Ieeting Of the Committee on Enter.
taiament OF Visitors.
Executive Committee AZ Work
steamer Kate Adams Ten
dered and Accepted.

The coumitee who are to provide
Tor the entertainment Of the visitors
|(who will he attracted "a Memphis on
ON the occasion OF the Presidential
Deception ield a meeting yesterday
forenoon at the Merchants Exchange.
o ring to the absence from the city
Of Chairman ]. S. Menken, Mr., Minter
Parker WAS made chairman pro tenn,
and Mr.. A. ID. Lsngatsf elected secre.
tary.
Am ing these present were: d. w.
Fly, A. W. Newsom, j. W. Wsynes
burg, W. T. Avery, W. N. Wilkerson,
NV. A. Hill, r. B. Mckinney, W. H.
Baies, W. R. Jones, II. J. Forsdick,
N. F. Harrison, G, T. B,esett, Kirk
Allen, A. D. Langstsfi, Robert Elliott,
Minter Parker, Ike A. Ohste, r. A.
Shields aud George Mitchell.
On motion Of Mr.. A. w. Newsom,
the secretary was instructed to sdver-
tise, cali ng on all ths hUtels. public
and privsta boarding housee and
private citis,ns TO furnish MIN with
the number OF guests and the rate
they will charge to sccomn o late the
visitors VITO will flock to Memphis
Midday and remain until Saturday
\, 1ernoop.
lNeOn motion OF Mr.. g. I. Bassett q
committee Of eeven were appointed,
who were inet!uc ed to secure q cen.
trsl cffics where bureau of informa.
ton would be established where Wis.
itors could secure the desired iniorma.
tion regarding &C, ommodstions.
The committee appointed were G.
j. Bsssett, A. W. Nsweom, W. A.
Hill, w. II. Bates, H. ]. Forsdick, W.
X. Jones and ID. w. Fly.
This committee will keep list OF
places where visitors can secure &C.
commodstiors, and ole OF their mum.
Der WILDE on hand all during Friday
and Saturday Of PRECEDENT Cleveland's
presence Ia Memphis, to givs the nee.
essary Information TO strangers who
cannot get Iegulad hotel sccommoda-
| tons.
The meeting then adjourned subject
TO the call Of the chairman.
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INITIATED BLOOD
Scroiulous, Inherited and Con.
tagious HumOrs Cured
Inv Cuticura.

rI,HROUGH the medium Of one Of your
Il books received thfouEh Mt. frank A..
wray, Dfrgsist, hpol o, Pa became as
quainisd with your Curlcuni kssHB ~, and
take this opportunity 20 toftify TO you a. al
their u,e has permahsntly cured me Of one
ntction With orysiptltt, that 1 have ever
Ieen, and this after having been pronounced
incufable By some Of the best physicians In
our county. I take great pleasure ~ for.
uArding 10 you this testimonial, unsolicited
~ II 10 By you. 10 order ihA, others sunefins
from similar ~ aladiet MAJ b. eneourastd "a
give your CufiCunA htttslgh trial.
p b. MliiIbIhukh, Leechburs, Pa.
Reference fatSr L NsAT, Drpsrist,
Apollo, Pc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
To the Ci,issss Of memphis.

A struggle Ia now upon usl Ga ons
hand, whisky, with all its attendant
evils and horror, backed by an no.
limited supply Of money TO bur voters
aud control the elections, On the other
hand order, dectncy and good govern.
meni, unaided by money. Iiii pooh-
bic tia. the whisky p,wsr can control
and over ride the moral manhood Of
Teunssste by debauching public
morals ard menaoiug our homes by
,be ma, Of money supplied by oil the
Iiouo, men of the Uuits d S,ales7
bball our stats ~ down beneath a
dalnga nj in'qniy7 Shall our tona
and dauehleis be tempted by an evil
that bas ruined the homes and broken
The bsarts Of thousandsH Help "a In
This esht a. you value your homse,
Won, wives aud children. We need
monev 10 carry Oh the legitimate en-
nsnsSs Of the campaign. Tnia 10 ths
| hcur Of ou' ntedl Next week VI DO
TOO latel send any amount 10 x, q.
Is,,irs t,epurer, " the Rev. II. A.
Ionss sscye,sry. II. A. JoEns, Sec.
Nv order Of Executive Committee
Yur MEMPHIS BALLOT BoI.
| p,.,,bu,s 0sIslis, September iI,h.
Ia ~ speech here, the Rev. X. II
Mabon said that, with q iree talio'
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kcRaEul.nIn uLnkas

james X. Riohardson, Cuitom House, Hsu
Orleans, on oath saysi In 1870 hcfgiul0us
mass Of corrupt on Everything knoun 20
the medical faculty vas triad In vain. I Re
oAms . mere wreck. ~ tmef ooul not liii
my hands 10 my heed, could not turn In bed
was In constant pain, and looked upon lie
a. curse. No relief OF cure In tsn years,
used them, and ust peffe ny cured.
sworn % before u y Con. ]. ID. CHavYOGD.
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rKEDFR on oARRIAoEs.
GRAND Di.pIay Of Fireworks.

+. Following IL the programme Of die
play Of fireworks on the occasion oil
NE Presldenps visits
/. Grand opening salute, produced By the
Rims Of haroons.
n Z, Grand niTht Of trail balloons. .
.. Dbplay y meteoric balloont, eIhlbit,,
In all varietita Of color the burfttnf OF
M11ls, golden rain, meteOrs, etc.
nltht Of colored rockets, vafiefated'
Volcanoes Of ere.
= Fiisht Of shells, eighteen inch. colored
II Grand illumination In prismatIo
& Display Of. shells. fourtssn-lnch sIrs.
uonnoh spreadsrs' ----s..s.sz.---- .....--
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

WArERTows, N. Y.-while drilling
for water In Rutland, seven miles from
this city, last evening, gas was struck
In la.ge quantities on the farm Of
Geo. 4. Hamlin. The air In that 10.
cality 10 impresnated with gas, and Il
10 thought IN important, vein 10 struck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
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